Bhopal
Each examiner has been instructed to evaluate the answer sheets of the 10th and 12th board examination of the Board of Secondary Education (Mashim). Mandal has decided that this time the copies will be investigated in three phases. There has also been a provision for penalty on the evaluators if there is a mistake in registering the number.
If an assessor makes a mistake in offering the candidate, he would have to pay a fine of Rs 100 on every such mistake.
Evaluation starting from 13 March
The evaluation of the annual examination of 10th and 12th starts from 13 March. According to the rules fixed from Mashim, the evaluators will be given a perfect answer copy before starting their work.
Based on this, they have to check the copies found. An evaluation will give marks on the answer to each question after examining the copy. In the end, the joint of all the marks received by the candidate will be written on the homepage.
While adding the marks, if a candidate is getting 90 or 99 marks, his copy will be checked again. The second evaluator will match the numbers even after evaluation even under normal conditions.
If the marks obtained on each answer and the joint of the scores written on the homepage will not be correct, then the original evaluator will be fined. The third investigation will be random, that is, some copies will be taken out from the bundle of the checked copies and will be checked at any time.
… So that you do not have to look down in court
Even if it gets a mistake, it will be fined. It is being told that due to this re -evaluation applications every year, the copies have to be re -examined. Many times there is when the candidate’s claim is correct and his marks increase. Due to this, the condition of the division in the court many times becomes shameful.